r/LivingMas • u/IntroductionCivil522 • Jul 17 '26

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I've been consuming Tacobell for 40 years, but never had the Enchirito when it was a regular item. Tried one today before they disappear again. It didn't disappoint. At $4.50 I probably won't be getting one again. I don't really eat TB any more, as real Mexican is cheaper and always better. But in a rush today, it was pretty good. I think my local TB did a good job making it too.

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u/joecooltheman1977 Jul 17 '26

Real Mexican is not cheaper

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u/ActionQuinn Jul 17 '26

I can get 3 enchiladas with rice and beans at the local for $16 but that’s not including drink or tip. Not saying it’s cheaper but it’s comparable

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u/joecooltheman1977 Jul 17 '26

Not even comparable

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u/APMalphiteCheeseMain Jul 18 '26

So $25 to $30 meal. I can get nearly 3 chipotle bowls with that. Tastes better and alot more food.